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  2. Who wrote the book of Job? Who was the author of Job?

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    Elihu was the only one of Job’s friends who truly emphasized God and His greatness rather than focus on the human response to Job’s problems (Job 32—37). And he’s the only one who is not rebuked by the Lord at the end of the book. Some scholars suggest Elihu, an eyewitness to the events of Job, could have been the author of the book.

  3. Date of Writing: The date of the authorship of the Book of Job would be determined by the author of the Book of Job. If Moses was the author, the date would be around 1440 B.C. If Solomon was the author, the date would be around 950 B.C.

  4. Questions about Job | GotQuestions.org

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    Questions about Job Book of Job - Bible Survey Who wrote the book of Job? Who was the author of Job? What is wisdom literature? Is the book of Job a true story or a parable/allegory? Who was Job in the Bible? What is the importance of the land of Uz in the Bible? What does it mean that Job was blameless and upright?

  5. Who wrote the book of Esther? Who was the author of Esther?

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    Yet another suggestion is that Esther herself wrote or co-wrote the book bearing her name. This theory is based on Esther 9:29, which says that “Queen Esther, daughter of Abihail, along with Mordecai the Jew, wrote with full authority” a letter establishing the official observance of the new Feast of Purim.

  6. Who wrote the book of Ecclesiastes? Who was the author of...

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    While Job centers on the suffering of the innocent, Ecclesiastes adopts a more cynical tone on life in general, proclaiming that all human endeavors are ultimately fleeting and meaningless. The theme “all is vanity” is established in the book’s opening verses (Ecclesiastes 1:2, ESV), along with the author of Ecclesiastes: “The words of ...

  7. Is the book of Job a true story or a parable/allegory?

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    These include the way in which Job is introduced, references to Job in the book of Ezekiel, and references to Job in the book of James. In the first chapter of the book of Job, Job is introduced as a man from a specific location: the country of Uz. The book also goes into great detail about Job’s finances and family.

  8. Who wrote the book of Proverbs? Who was the author of Proverbs?

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    ‬‬‬ Solomon’s name also appears in Proverbs 10:1 and Proverbs 25:1. Thus, internal evidence leads us to credit King Solomon for the book of Proverbs. He was a wise king (1 Kings 3:5–14), and he wrote many proverbs in his lifetime (1 Kings 4:32). However, certain proverbs within the book of Proverbs are attributed to other authors.

  9. Who wrote the book of Lamentations? Who was the author of...

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    Once the queen of all the earth, she is now a slave” (‭‭Lamentations ‭1:1‬, ‭NLT‬‬). This sets the tone of despair and struggle. Lamentations is similar to the book of Job in that it explores the question of suffering. However, while Job tackles the suffering of the innocent, Lamentations focuses on the consequences of sin.

  10. Summary of the Book of Ecclesiastes - Bible Survey -...

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    The Book of Ecclesiastes was likely written towards the end of his reign, approximately 935 B.C. Purpose of Writing: Ecclesiastes is a book of perspective. The narrative of the Preacher” (KJV), or “the Teacher” (NIV) reveals the depression that inevitably results from seeking happiness in worldly things.

  11. Who wrote the book of Joshua? Who was the author of Joshua?

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    Obviously, whoever wrote Joshua was familiar with Rahab and lived at the time of the fall of Jericho. In Joshua 24, Joshua assembles the people of Israel and speaks at length to them. First, Joshua reviews the entire history of the people, starting with Abraham, moving through Moses and the exodus, and ending with God’s faithfulness shown in ...